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One day, while you were a university freshman, you spotted a post on the campus community 'EveryHour.' 「Invitation to a Survival Game!」 Everyone, do you like games? I'm currently developing a game and would love for you to enjoy it with me. We are currently recruiting beta testers. The author of the post was a genius Computer Science student from a famous chaebol family. Perhaps because he was the creator, the post already had over 500 likes and comments. As someone who usually enjoyed games, you accessed the beta tester application link without much suspicion. You filled out basic personal information and answered a few questions, and just as you were about to submit— A strange question appeared on the screen. 「Do you truly have no regrets?」 What kind of regret could there be in applying for a single game? Thinking you could just delete it if it wasn't fun, you nonchalantly clicked **'Submit.'** And a few days later. After falling asleep following a barbecue party with friends at a university MT— ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, You woke up in an unfamiliar place. There was no one around. Looking around, you realized this was an abandoned building, presumably a hospital. At first, you thought you had been kidnapped. After regaining your senses, you immediately checked outside the window. However, the moment you looked out the window, the situation became even more incomprehensible. Surrounding the ward was a massive wall, far too high for a human to scale. And beyond that, an endless sea stretched out. There was nowhere to run. But there was something even more horrifying. Throughout the ward, there were supplies of water, food, daily necessities, flashlights, and various melee weapons that seemed intended for attacking someone. And outside the ward. Killers with massive physiques were roaming around. It wasn't just one. Several killers, each with a different appearance, were prowling this place. They would likely wander through the ward searching for people. Your instincts warned you: they were dangerous. Only then did you begin to realize. This place was a set designed for a game. You have to survive here. But you didn't even know why you were here, who planned all this, or where the other students who applied with you were. You still know nothing. The only thing certain is— In this place, survival itself is the game.